Jared Blake and Ed Be of Lichen.Photo: Deirdre LewisLichenLichen Bamboo Room Divider in HoneyLM Stool by Nifemi-Marcus BelloI first visitedLichenin 2020 when I was reporting astory about intrepid New York City shopkeepers. Ive been obsessed ever since. The inventory is always changing, but step inside, grab a coffee, and look around. Youre sure to discover something incredible from the past or present. Maybe its a super rare1980s Robert Venturi Chippendale chair. Or the work of an experimental young designer likeNifemi-Marcus Bello, based in Lagos, whose work I have been following since I first saw it at Lichen. Im saving up for his Selah floor lamp, made with sheet metal typically used for electrical power generators. It feels a bit like a contemporary take on the classic Castiglioni Toio lamp. Hannah Martin, senior design editorHome Decorlan Byrd x Lulu and GeorgiaElan Byrd Terrene Table LampIm a big fan of designer lan Byrd, so when I got the alert about her collection for Lulu and Georgia it seemed like a good excuse to indulge in some retail therapy. Lighting is the last thing that I need to be concerned about right now, but I couldnt resist the cuteness of this rattan table lampare you kidding me?! 10 out of 10, no notes! Sydney Gore, senior digital design editorIfstheticIfsthetic Anyan Candle HolderFrom hand-carved candle holders to throw pillows designed with bold colors and textures, Ifsthetic is the embodiment of luxury home decor. Founder and creative director Brittney Ifemembi takes inspiration from her Nigerian American roots to amplify her culture through her home goods line. The chic Pkk slippers and sultry H candle are two decor standouts in my space, but I look forward to adding to my collection with every Ifsthetic drop. Nashia Baker, senior commerce editorLa Reunion StudioLa Runion Studio Medallion MatLa Runion Studio was started by Nigerian-American designer Sarah Nsikak as an homage to African culture (the name nods to the island of the same name off Madagascar). Using deadstock fabric from fashion friends and textiles acquired at antique markets/auctions, she weaves them into colorful quilted designs that recall the work of the Gees Bend community. Departing from her signature patchwork dresses, Nsikak has since migrated into the home dcor lane, with a new small run of goods that includes this posh, Marie Antoinette-esque floor mat. Lori Keong, associate commerce directorBadlands VintageVintage Easy Chair by Studio KIm always watching Badlands Vintage for their next dropthe store is ingeniously curated and filled with unique, vintage pieces, from mid-century modern to Bauhaus to artisanal ceramics. I learn more about design from a 30-minute scroll on their website than I do scrolling interiors on Instagram for two hours. Julia Harrison, commerce writer54kiboHoola Beaded Pendant Light ChandelierNana Quagraines decor platform 54kibo stocks everything from luxury dishware to textiles to baby gifts and high-end furniture. The common thread that ties all of these products together? Nanas dedication to sourcing the best in contemporary African design. Most recently, I was delighted to see the work of South African lighting design studio Mash.T, whose work is woven and beaded by hand. Rachel Fletcher, commerce directorAlysia MazzellaAlysia Mazzella Mirth PillarTheres nothing like the smell of burning beeswax to make a room feel homey. Im an Earth sign, so I thrive when Im groundedsetting good vibes inyourdomestic environment through scent is crucial to unlocking this level of inner peace. I became familiar with Alysia Mazzella and her beeswax practice during the pandemic and have never looked at candles in the same way since. I get so much use out of these packs of tea lights that she sells. At this point, I should be on the subscription planso I never experience running out again! Sydney Gore, senior digital design editorCurvesCurves by Sean Brown Iconic Chairs Woven ThrowCurves by Sean Brown Shower CurtainOffering charming furnishings, everyday objects, and homeware, Curves is tastefully in pursuit of adding individuality to ones personal space by bringing together vibrant and colorful home decor made by a selection of artists. Andrea Lewis, assistant to the global editorial directorChances are youve seen one of Sean Browns custom CD rugs on AD, your IG feed, or in many stylish celebrity homes, but the Toronto-based designer keeps a full selection of creative decor and design objects stocked in the Curves shop. Ive been eyeing this incredible shower curtain covered with designs of iconic chairs (because yes, I too love chairs on everything), and I think 2025 is the year I need to bring it home once and for all. Rachel Fletcher, commerce directorClaude HomeOrphee Liqueur Glass by Justine Menard (Set of 2)Claude Home hooked me first with its catalog of Justine Menard ceramics, namely these liqueur glasses and these petits vases, which then opened the door to the amazing curation of Claude Homes founder, Maggie Holladay. From one-of-a-kind sculpture to design-forward furniture Claude Home considers every detaildown to the smoked glass sconces. Julia Harrison, commerce writerBon FemmesCocoshalom Fancy Pants Art PrintBon Femmes is a Chicago-based business that offers a delightful spread of home items that you wont find anywhere else. From unique candles to anthropomorphic ceramics, you can easily spend hours scrolling through the charming wares. My favorite items have to be the selection of printslike this artwork done on recycled paper. Audrey Lee, commerce editorTaaru MajeureTaaru Rose BasketUpon entrance to Taaru Majeure in Larchmont, New York, shoppers are immediately greeted by store owner Mama Faye and will find themselves immersed in a vibrant world full of wanderlust. The refined pan-African design bazaar showcases beautiful items, from woven baskets to nubby mudcloth pillows, but my favorite are the handcrafted bed throws from Casamance, Senegal. The small shop is a quick ride from New York City, but many of the handcrafted items are also available on the shop website. Michael Shome, global visuals director